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i used milorganite around my plants i would pour a line about 8 - 10 feet away from my hibiscus and they wouldn't come nere it i read it in a book some were and it seemed to work i think it is the smell they don't like but it worked like a charm!

i had bees in Florida.... i had so much honey i didn't know what to do with but my flowers look the best. but after my neighbors started complain i had to get rid of them. its not hard to take care of them and after you get stung a bunch of times you get used to it.

well i was really trying to bake cookies and i forgot all about them went out and feed the pigs and then i saw all them little weeds in the graden and the cookes slipped my mind.... :barnie i really wanted some cookies too. but the other things i swear i didn't mean too :gig :bouquet :weight

:lau :lau :lau well i am a married man and i tell you. i do this kind of stuff when i want to get out of doing something soooo when i want to get out of something i mess up.. like burn some cookies or forget to put the blender top on or run over my wife's flowers... and guess what it works...

i am in lenoir about 30 mins from hickory

do you prefer plants already started or seeds? i got some seeds from walmart and they seem to be doing good and i also got some that were already started. the ones that i started from seeds are doing good and the ones that were already stated aren't doing so well. so what do you prefer?

i jut planted some this year they are doing good i just water them and some of the leaves do hit the ground but they come back up i don't have special ways

i have been trying to grow artichokes for a long time is there any secret and can i see some pic of your plant thanks

i had done it a hundred times soooooo easy to do cut the top of the pineapple of with a little meat on it and stick in a bowl of water till grows roots should be about 1 or 2 months and then stick it in the ground or pot and in about 1 year it should start to produce pine apples :D by the...

i had planted a lime tree and a orange tree right next to each other about 6 feet away from each other and the oranges truned out to be sour but the limes were really good. someone told me that i planted the orange tree too close to the lime.

i guess this is a good thing that i got this too

:ep that is a really nice fence! :thumbsup

OK .....well i was in a hurry.. :lol: . well really i was excited to start my garden a while back and i thought i picked up some broccoli...well i got kale instead and i have no idea what kale is or what it is used for. but let me tell you what it is growing like crazy!! but what is it used...

well it looks like i will be returning the lime and going to the coffee places and getting the coffee grinds... hope they don't look at me like i am a fool haha

this is my sec attempt to gardening last year i did a garden and out of all the things i planted i got one ear of corn and some okra. everything else died before producing. i was told that i need to add some lime and that would help this year. but i did add any soil it is all clay i hope this...

OK i hope this goes here!! i was told that i should put some lime down on the garden. so i went to Lowe's and got some of the powered garden lime. but should i put in on top of the plants or around the base of all the plants? or what would be the best way to put it down? thanks

i like the sand method!! i am going to give that a try too

well i am very new to all this i was a landscaper down in Florida sold my business and moved to north Carolina and bought 6 acres i tilled up a little area and i planted corn, tomato's, onions, carrotts string beans, and broccoli . but how far do i put the seeds a part? and what is the best...

cut them down a foot below were you want them and they will grow back !!

i wish i would of done a bigger one! i did 12 rows they 20 feet long just not big enough!